A European player claimed a 141 million euro EuroMillions jackpot on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, while a participant in Belgium won a secondary prize after missing the top tier.
The event highlights the mechanics of continental lottery play managed by operators like the Française des Jeux in France and the National Lottery in Belgium, where millions of players purchase standard 2.50 euro grids or utilize random Quick Pick selections.
A Single European Ticket-Holder Claimed the 141 Million Euro Jackpot
- The 141 million euro jackpot was successfully claimed on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, by a single European ticket-holder, as reported by L’Avenir.
- RTL noted that the winning numbers drawn for the top prize were 15, 18, 31, 37, and 41, alongside the lucky star numbers 1 and 5.
- With the top prize claimed, the next EuroMillions drawing resets with a minimum guaranteed jackpot of 17 million euros scheduled for Friday, November 13, 2026, according to RTL.
Winning Numbers Secured the Jackpot and Other European Prizes
RTL reported the exact sequence required to capture Tuesday’s multi-million-euro windfall: the main numbers 15, 18, 31, 37, and 41 paired with the star numbers 1 and 5. Beyond the single jackpot winner who secured the primary 141 million euro prize, two additional European players matched five numbers and one star to collect 369,732.70 euros each.
In France, the largest return of the evening went to a participant who successfully matched the five main numbers without any stars, netting 57,608.40 euros according to RTL figures. Meanwhile, the proprietary My Million game—which guarantees an additional one million euro prize for a participating ticket-holder in France—selected the winning code SR 154 7343.
Belgium Secures Major Secondary Returns
While the ultimate jackpot crossed borders elsewhere, a participant in Belgium walked away with a notable consolation prize. L’Avenir and RTL coverage confirmed that a Belgian player landed 57,608.40 euros at rank 3 by coming within striking distance of the main combination.
Retail networks and online e-lotto platforms across participating nations processed entries ahead of the Tuesday cutoff managed by the Française des Jeux. Players use various entry formats, from simple bulletins to multiple grid systems and automated Quick Pick sequences, to play the 50-number and 12-star matrix.
Resetting for Friday’s Drawing
RTL confirmed that the next drawing will take place on Friday, November 13, 2026, offering a baseline jackpot of 17 million euros.
Regulatory bodies and lottery operators continue to emphasize responsible gaming guidelines across participating jurisdictions, directing participants affected by gambling risks to dedicated support services such as joueurs-info-service.fr.
